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Topic	If you needed 11 different factors on rating a video game, what would they be?
sLaCkEr408___RJ 10/22/18 6:48:32 PM #17:	billman1000 posted... sLaCkEr408___RJ posted... Level design Art design Music Story Sound design [including voice acting] Multiplayer Options Gameplay/Controls Extras [including DLC] Replayability Idk about the eleventh. Those all sound good especially comparing to the Indy game Im playing right now, but who would you use your ratings for a game like madden when basically there arent levels or a story, or voice acting unless youre considering the announcers? Same applies just like any other game. Sports games will often see a repeat rating on level categories since there isn't much variety. If Madden has no story, then low rating. If it has great sound (including announcers) then it gets a high rating. <cite>sLaCkEr408___RJ posted [p:910980117] in If you nee... [t:77122282]...</cite> <quote><cite>billman1000 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>sLaCkEr408___RJ posted...</cite> <quote>Level design Art design Music Story Sound design [including voice acting] Multiplayer Options Gameplay/Controls Extras [including DLC] Replayability Idk about the eleventh.</quote> Those all sound good especially comparing to the Indy game Im playing right now, but who would you use your ratings for a game like madden when basically there arent levels or a story, or voice acting unless youre considering the announcers?</quote> Same applies just like any other game. Sports games will often see a repeat rating on level categories since there isn't much variety. If Madden has no story, then low rating. If it has great sound (including announcers) then it gets a high rating.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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